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Jonathan Dick: Australian 'most wanted' murder suspect captured

Police allege Jonathan Dick killed his brother with a sword at a busy shopping centre in 2017.

Paros - the Greek paradise island that wants to ditch plastic

Paros in Greece is at the centre of a drive to turn it into the world's first island free of plastic waste.

Hong Kong protests: Huge crowds rally peacefully

Organisers say 1.7 million people joined a pro-democracy protest, while police gave a lower figure.

US man arrested over alleged threat to Ohio Jewish centre

James Reardon had weapons and white nationalist material at his Ohio home, police said.

Iran tanker row: Detained ship sets sail from Gibraltar

The ship heads into the Mediterranean after Gibraltar rejected a US request to again seize it.

Winston-Salem Open: Andy Murray looking to have 'decent run' in singles

Britain's Andy Murray says he is hoping "to get through a few matches" as he plays his second singles tournament since recovering from hip surgery.

BMW Championship: Justin Thomas wins by three & Tiger Woods misses Tour Championship

American Justin Thomas wins the BMW Championship at Medinah as Tiger Woods fails to qualify for the season-ending Tour Championship.

Ashes 2019: Steve Smith hopes to be fit for Headingley Test

Australia batsman Steve Smith hopes to be fit for the third Ashes Test after playing no part on the final day at Lord's because of concussion.

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Chancellor: I won't shift stamp duty to sellers

Sajid Javid says he has no plans to make house sellers, rather than buyers, pay stamp duty tax.

Lidl lines up suppliers to cover no-deal costs

The supermarket's Irish business reminds British suppliers they are expected to pay EU import tariffs.

The Fortnite coach who helped create teenage millionaires

Hugh Gilmour failed to qualify for the Fortnite World Cup, so has turned to coaching instead.

Uganda and Zambia rejects Huawei spying allegations

Uganda and Zambia reject a report that they used Chinese telecoms firm Huawei to spy on the opposition.

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